Works
- Abba Gold
- Adagietto
- Adagio (T. Albinoni)
- Ammerland
- Arioso (J. S. Bach)
- Band Time Expert
- Border Zone
- Bridge Between Nations
- Caribbean Variation
- Choral Music
- Concerto d'Amore
- Contrasto Grosso
- Cornfield Rock
- Crazy Music in the Air
- Cut Named Bumpers, Euphonium Solo
- Dakota
- Diogenes
- Discoduction
- Eine Kleine Christmas Music
- Everest (Concert March)
- First Class
- Shepherd Four Songs
- Festa Paesana
- Fox from the North
- Free World Fantasy
- Fresena
- German Love-song
- Grounds
- Hanseatic Suite
- Introitus
- Kraftwerk
- La Storia
- Legend of the Mountain
- Let Me Weep (Lascia ch'io pianga)
- Majestic Prelude
- Martini
- Missa Katharina
- Music for a solemnity
- Nerval's Poems
- Nordic Fanfare and Hymn
- Norwegian Songs
- Oregon
- Pacific Dreams
- Pasadena
- Pastorale Symphonique
- Persis Overture
- Pioneers of the Lowlands (march)
- 'Psalm 150' in 'Mijn ziel prijst in Looft de Heer'
- Queen's Park Melody
- Remembrance Day (Totengedenken)
- Ross Roy
- San Diego
- Singapore Rhapsody
- So nimm denn meine Hände (arr. Jacob de Haan)
- Song of Liberation
- Song of Praise
- Stille Nacht (arr.)
- Suite symetrique
- Symphonic Variations
- The Blues Factory
- The Book of Urizen
- The Fields
- The Heart of Lithuania
- The Musical Village
- The Saint and the City
- The Spirit of Christmas
- The Universal Band Collection
- Toccata from
- Totengedenken
- Utopia
- Variazioni in Blue
- Virginia
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